November 8-9 marked this year’s annual Kids Brain Health Network Virtual Conference. The theme for this year’s conference was “Realizing Change through Partnerships and Research Innovation” and served not only as an opportunity for showcasing the achievements of the network and its partners; it served as well as a collective pause that encouraged us to [...]
This year’s Fraser Mustard Lecture Speaker and award recipient was Dr. Paige Church. This decorated researcher-clinician truly embodies Dr. Mustard’s belief in patient-first care. Our conference attendees had the pleasure of attending her talk “Failure of Imagination: Ableism in Medicine”. If you Google Dr. Paige Church, you will find many links depicting her as [...]
Presenters at our conference showed up with gusto, full of enthusiasm to share the progress of their research projects and impactful results. This year, we had our first award ceremony at a virtual event. We awarded six prizes for poster presentations from a field of 40; four of these prizes were adjudicated by members [...]
On November 8 & 9, 2021, the Kids Brain Health Network hosted its annual conference, which took place virtually for a second time. Under the theme of “Realizing Change through Partnerships and Research Innovation”, this year’s conference was truly a testament to all we can achieve when we come together. The conference was opened [...]
Dr. Paige Church, the Fraser Mustard Lecture speaker at the 2021 Kids Brain Health Network conference, truly embodies Dr. Mustard’s commitment to making education accessible to all and fighting for more positive neurodevelopmental outcomes in children. She is a developmental pediatrician and researcher at the spina bifida clinic at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, and [...]
As we get closer to the 2021 Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN) conference, we’re checking in with some of the presenters to learn about their work and what they’re sharing at this year’s event. Dr. Jody Carrington is a child psychologist and author who addresses the impact parents and caregivers have on a child’s psychology. [...]
Dr. Christine Imms is a leader in research that focuses on children and adolescents with neurodevelopmental disabilities, predominantly in the field of paediatric cerebral palsy. We’re honoured to feature her as the closing speaker at the 2021 Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN) conference, taking place on Nov. 8-9, 2021. We spoke to Dr. Imms to [...]
The Conference Recording is Now Available to Everyone! Maximize your opportunities by viewing our 2021 conference video archive and learn with experts. PROGRAM AT A GLANCE Day 1 - Nov 8th Opening Ceremony - 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM Fraser Mustard Lecture - [...]
Canada does not currently have a research framework to oversee and manage how autism research is conducted. The Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorder Alliance (CASDA) recently launched an initiative to understand how to shape and improve the autism research landscape in Canada. We will discuss how best to transform autism research, drawing on insights from our survey [...]
24 Hours of International Listening and Sharing Sessions For World CP Day, October 5-6, 2020, the International Alliance of Academies of Childhood Disability (IAACD) has developed a marathon 24 hours of International Listening and Sharing Sessions. These sessions are a way to connect and promote open communication across a group, to share experiences and provide [...]
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